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i n university outbreak or oversight part 1 of 3 plagiarism millersville university's award-winning student newspaper â€¢ established 1925 by gail longfield snapper news writer campus grieves sad death yields life for another volume 72 issue 13 http://snapper.millersv.edu dot.coms facilitate plagiarism with any punishments and hearings incurred from plagiarism charges on the other hand communica tion and theater professor dr â™¦ see plagiarism / pg 2 phillips sees the detectors as a moment for faculty and students to work together and arrive at a positive response to an increasing concern as associate provost phillips is responsible for following through photo courtesy cheathouse.com internet sites like cheathouse.com offer students fast pre-written research for a price however they do warn against using papers as students own work by emily bensinger news editor it is not plausible for professors to check each questionable paper without help in addition he hopes that the detectors will deter plagia rism although he hopes there's a better reason not to plagiarize to combat the influx of plagia rism the university is implementing plagiarism detection software which will scan papers and look for match es among groups of words dr robert chabora associate dean said that the detector was imple mented in part because of profes sors grading deadlines according to dr carol phillips associate provost the distribution of brochures to students and faculty was necessary due to the recent increase in plagiarism cases the reported incidents of plagiarism have risen from one case before fall 1999 to twenty during the fall 1999 semester the majority of the cases were related to improper citation of internet sources the millersville university honesty and dishonesty brochure cites plagiarism as the inclusion of someone else's words ideas or data as one's own work tara clevenstine friend of naomi long she would love to know that her life her heart has been given to a child " and piano worshi christian fellowship naomi was a willing leader she used her gift of dance played on the ) team sites like geniuspapers.com ezwrite.com and abcre search.com offer students ready-made papers for a com petitive fee today's computer literate student has unlimited opportunities to access term papers and research papers on the internet a quick search for term papers through a search engine usually yields dozens of different sites when students can purchase papers to use in class geniuspapers.com boasts being the easiest and most reliable term paper site on the web that can satis geniuspapers offers a searchable database contain ing hundreds upon hundreds of papers that can be accessed for only 9.95 for an entire year fy the needs of high school college and beyond however the page includes a tiny hard-to-read dis claimer at the very bottom that informs students that these papers are only to be used for research and that pla giarism is wrong another site ezwrite.com offers a searchable data base organized by subject each paper has a set price usually based on the number of pages it contains for â™¦ see plagiarism websites / pg 2 â™¦ see naomi long / pg 2 naomi's housemate theresa kluc/nik remembers the happiness that naomi shared with her the two would long walks to and from stayer are a part of melissa's memories of naomi they enjoyed talking and laughing together during the hike across campus from hull to their education classes naomi loved to talk and smile which was the perfect combination for a friendship according to melissa wherever the children were that's where naomi would be she was so willing to serve said melissa garrett fondly of her best friend during her time as a ucf member naomi participat ed in two mission trips to venezuela while there she enjoyed talking to the people in spanish and translating for others in the group most of all naomi loved being with the venezuelan children i will remember naomi for how she lived out her faith in jesus her faith wasn't just a religion to her it was a real live relationship with god that affected everything she did said metzler as a cell group leader naomi guided a small group in prayer and bible study naomi brought sincere loving fun to ucf accord ing to reverend duane mctzler by amanda lindburg snapper reporter textbook competition online textbook sites battle university book store lines the college reporter the student whose name has not been released is charged with disorderly conduct reckless endangerment and violation of the college's alcohol policy he was asked to leave the campus before 7:30 on friday february 3 the student's previous disci plinary record played a role in his suspension he is suspended until fall 2000 franklin & marshall college suspended a male student january 20 after disturbing the lancaster county fire department and residential staff during a fire alarm procedure f&m student suspended after interfering during fire alarm the lup bookstore the co op store has accused varsityÃŸooks.com of creating unfair and untrue advertisements according to the co-op store the varsityÃŸooks ads that were hung around campus included sales tax for the co-op's books however the store does not add sales tax to the books they sell the lup store has com plained that varsityÃŸooks adver tisements site the price of new books when the co-op store sells many used books the perm iup store accuses varsity books.com of unfair ads a upj spokesperson stated that the students will not be per mitted to distribute the materials on campus because it creates com petition with the university the advocate diffendal learned that a man from the bookstore grabbed her bag because she was creating direct competition with the book store when lee ann diffendal varsityÃŸooks leading representa tive for upj arrived at the stu dents center she sat down her sup plies and left for a moment upon returning she found her supplies missing a university of pittsburgh at johnstown bookstore employee stole brochures belonging to four students working for varsityÃŸooks.com jan 6 the stu dents were distributing the flyers to other students from a table they reserved in the student center in addition to the flyers the varsityÃŸooks employees were passing out t-shirts hats and lol lipops upj prohibits students from passing out flyers textbook is currently on back order so amazon books â™¦ see online / pg 2 julia radermacher / the snapper students purchase books at the university store instead of ordering online the online book market has exploded among student trying to save money i'd be afraid it would be a hoax you might never get the books said sabrina carruthers sophomore elemen tary education/special education major devon bauder freshman elementary education major has never bought books online because she is afraid of put ting her credit card number online she said she thought buying books in the bookstore"would be crazy but it was n't as bad as i expected bauder stated that it might be belter if there was a competitor near campus to lower prices estimates the arrival time at three to five weeks after order ing kay j strosnider manager of student services nc the university bookstore searching high and low upon shelves of books for that particular class the professor who teaches it the section number of the class whether or not it is a used book and final ly the price once students arms are loaded down with 10-inch thick textbooks the mountain of stairs awaits them to climb to the finish line-that is the check out line there students say they spend between 200 and 400 each semester averaging a grand total of 300 for a full time student not only is this a familiar scene for millersville university students but a dreaded one some may think buying their textbooks online is the way to go but before making any assumptions students can do some research of their own the majority of students who have checked online for books said the prices are either the same as the university store here at mu or they are higher shipping and handling is tacked onto that price for example the textbook for psychology 227 understanding children and adolescents by forsyth forsyth schickendanz and schickendanz is priced at 75.00 here at mu the book also comes with a study guide and cd-rom the text book and the study guide are sold separately on amazon's website www.amazon.com the textbook alone costs 78.85 and the study guide costs 21.30 that is 100.15 before shipping and handling is added there are many other similar comparisons in price ecampus.com does not have the textbook available for psychology 227 a popular course at mu other students complain that it takes too long to receive their books for the study guide listed above ship ping is supposed to take one to two weeks to arrive the eric hilton / the snapper campus grill employee kevin mankowski folds napkins in his spare time the restaurant just opened in gordinier hall the grill serves students faculty and administration high 46 friday chance of rain high 48 by theresa katalinas snapper reporter naomi long's constant smile lit up many people's hearts she touched her family friends and numerous others with her positive outlook on life and caring person ality while naomi's friends and family grieve her death her life is also being celebrated the snapper thursday february 10 2000 free to the public newsroom 7 1 7 872-3516 advertising 717 871-2102 fax:(717)872-3515 on january 21 naomi suffered several injuries as a result of an ice-related car acci dent near mifflinburg p ten days later naomi christine long died at geisinger medical center in danville as a result of head trau although naomi could not fulfill her dream of becoming a teacher her heart has been left for a child on january 31 naomi's heart was given to a six-year old girl according to her friends this was a very fitting gift she had always shared a special con nection with children naomi was a senior elementary education major and spanish minor at millersvillc university she was in the school's honors program very active in university christian fellowship a member of the university's foreign language honors fra ternity phi sigma lota and a psea tutor state in a snap naomi long this week news 1-3 sports 11-14 classifieds 9 commentary 5-6 comics 10 entertainment 7-10 weather 2 features 4 . thk snapper bee^s33^^pbbp j^e33eees3he^b backpagesports ler tzi^^^rjbj / \\\ ' h mlilla^elljrjÃŸ-'-.v , celebrating the big \ "-%^. f 1925 xa 2000 jbbhbbk km ' mfm m m mw%i^3 pw^si years h|fflÃŸi|lk i f r r k^blk*y ijfc tm ville weather today morning sunshine

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i n university outbreak or oversight part 1 of 3 plagiarism millersville university's award-winning student newspaper â€¢ established 1925 by gail longfield snapper news writer campus grieves sad death yields life for another volume 72 issue 13 http://snapper.millersv.edu dot.coms facilitate plagiarism with any punishments and hearings incurred from plagiarism charges on the other hand communica tion and theater professor dr â™¦ see plagiarism / pg 2 phillips sees the detectors as a moment for faculty and students to work together and arrive at a positive response to an increasing concern as associate provost phillips is responsible for following through photo courtesy cheathouse.com internet sites like cheathouse.com offer students fast pre-written research for a price however they do warn against using papers as students own work by emily bensinger news editor it is not plausible for professors to check each questionable paper without help in addition he hopes that the detectors will deter plagia rism although he hopes there's a better reason not to plagiarize to combat the influx of plagia rism the university is implementing plagiarism detection software which will scan papers and look for match es among groups of words dr robert chabora associate dean said that the detector was imple mented in part because of profes sors grading deadlines according to dr carol phillips associate provost the distribution of brochures to students and faculty was necessary due to the recent increase in plagiarism cases the reported incidents of plagiarism have risen from one case before fall 1999 to twenty during the fall 1999 semester the majority of the cases were related to improper citation of internet sources the millersville university honesty and dishonesty brochure cites plagiarism as the inclusion of someone else's words ideas or data as one's own work tara clevenstine friend of naomi long she would love to know that her life her heart has been given to a child " and piano worshi christian fellowship naomi was a willing leader she used her gift of dance played on the ) team sites like geniuspapers.com ezwrite.com and abcre search.com offer students ready-made papers for a com petitive fee today's computer literate student has unlimited opportunities to access term papers and research papers on the internet a quick search for term papers through a search engine usually yields dozens of different sites when students can purchase papers to use in class geniuspapers.com boasts being the easiest and most reliable term paper site on the web that can satis geniuspapers offers a searchable database contain ing hundreds upon hundreds of papers that can be accessed for only 9.95 for an entire year fy the needs of high school college and beyond however the page includes a tiny hard-to-read dis claimer at the very bottom that informs students that these papers are only to be used for research and that pla giarism is wrong another site ezwrite.com offers a searchable data base organized by subject each paper has a set price usually based on the number of pages it contains for â™¦ see plagiarism websites / pg 2 â™¦ see naomi long / pg 2 naomi's housemate theresa kluc/nik remembers the happiness that naomi shared with her the two would long walks to and from stayer are a part of melissa's memories of naomi they enjoyed talking and laughing together during the hike across campus from hull to their education classes naomi loved to talk and smile which was the perfect combination for a friendship according to melissa wherever the children were that's where naomi would be she was so willing to serve said melissa garrett fondly of her best friend during her time as a ucf member naomi participat ed in two mission trips to venezuela while there she enjoyed talking to the people in spanish and translating for others in the group most of all naomi loved being with the venezuelan children i will remember naomi for how she lived out her faith in jesus her faith wasn't just a religion to her it was a real live relationship with god that affected everything she did said metzler as a cell group leader naomi guided a small group in prayer and bible study naomi brought sincere loving fun to ucf accord ing to reverend duane mctzler by amanda lindburg snapper reporter textbook competition online textbook sites battle university book store lines the college reporter the student whose name has not been released is charged with disorderly conduct reckless endangerment and violation of the college's alcohol policy he was asked to leave the campus before 7:30 on friday february 3 the student's previous disci plinary record played a role in his suspension he is suspended until fall 2000 franklin & marshall college suspended a male student january 20 after disturbing the lancaster county fire department and residential staff during a fire alarm procedure f&m student suspended after interfering during fire alarm the lup bookstore the co op store has accused varsityÃŸooks.com of creating unfair and untrue advertisements according to the co-op store the varsityÃŸooks ads that were hung around campus included sales tax for the co-op's books however the store does not add sales tax to the books they sell the lup store has com plained that varsityÃŸooks adver tisements site the price of new books when the co-op store sells many used books the perm iup store accuses varsity books.com of unfair ads a upj spokesperson stated that the students will not be per mitted to distribute the materials on campus because it creates com petition with the university the advocate diffendal learned that a man from the bookstore grabbed her bag because she was creating direct competition with the book store when lee ann diffendal varsityÃŸooks leading representa tive for upj arrived at the stu dents center she sat down her sup plies and left for a moment upon returning she found her supplies missing a university of pittsburgh at johnstown bookstore employee stole brochures belonging to four students working for varsityÃŸooks.com jan 6 the stu dents were distributing the flyers to other students from a table they reserved in the student center in addition to the flyers the varsityÃŸooks employees were passing out t-shirts hats and lol lipops upj prohibits students from passing out flyers textbook is currently on back order so amazon books â™¦ see online / pg 2 julia radermacher / the snapper students purchase books at the university store instead of ordering online the online book market has exploded among student trying to save money i'd be afraid it would be a hoax you might never get the books said sabrina carruthers sophomore elemen tary education/special education major devon bauder freshman elementary education major has never bought books online because she is afraid of put ting her credit card number online she said she thought buying books in the bookstore"would be crazy but it was n't as bad as i expected bauder stated that it might be belter if there was a competitor near campus to lower prices estimates the arrival time at three to five weeks after order ing kay j strosnider manager of student services nc the university bookstore searching high and low upon shelves of books for that particular class the professor who teaches it the section number of the class whether or not it is a used book and final ly the price once students arms are loaded down with 10-inch thick textbooks the mountain of stairs awaits them to climb to the finish line-that is the check out line there students say they spend between 200 and 400 each semester averaging a grand total of 300 for a full time student not only is this a familiar scene for millersville university students but a dreaded one some may think buying their textbooks online is the way to go but before making any assumptions students can do some research of their own the majority of students who have checked online for books said the prices are either the same as the university store here at mu or they are higher shipping and handling is tacked onto that price for example the textbook for psychology 227 understanding children and adolescents by forsyth forsyth schickendanz and schickendanz is priced at 75.00 here at mu the book also comes with a study guide and cd-rom the text book and the study guide are sold separately on amazon's website www.amazon.com the textbook alone costs 78.85 and the study guide costs 21.30 that is 100.15 before shipping and handling is added there are many other similar comparisons in price ecampus.com does not have the textbook available for psychology 227 a popular course at mu other students complain that it takes too long to receive their books for the study guide listed above ship ping is supposed to take one to two weeks to arrive the eric hilton / the snapper campus grill employee kevin mankowski folds napkins in his spare time the restaurant just opened in gordinier hall the grill serves students faculty and administration high 46 friday chance of rain high 48 by theresa katalinas snapper reporter naomi long's constant smile lit up many people's hearts she touched her family friends and numerous others with her positive outlook on life and caring person ality while naomi's friends and family grieve her death her life is also being celebrated the snapper thursday february 10 2000 free to the public newsroom 7 1 7 872-3516 advertising 717 871-2102 fax:(717)872-3515 on january 21 naomi suffered several injuries as a result of an ice-related car acci dent near mifflinburg p ten days later naomi christine long died at geisinger medical center in danville as a result of head trau although naomi could not fulfill her dream of becoming a teacher her heart has been left for a child on january 31 naomi's heart was given to a six-year old girl according to her friends this was a very fitting gift she had always shared a special con nection with children naomi was a senior elementary education major and spanish minor at millersvillc university she was in the school's honors program very active in university christian fellowship a member of the university's foreign language honors fra ternity phi sigma lota and a psea tutor state in a snap naomi long this week news 1-3 sports 11-14 classifieds 9 commentary 5-6 comics 10 entertainment 7-10 weather 2 features 4 . thk snapper bee^s33^^pbbp j^e33eees3he^b backpagesports ler tzi^^^rjbj / \\\ ' h mlilla^elljrjÃŸ-'-.v , celebrating the big \ "-%^. f 1925 xa 2000 jbbhbbk km ' mfm m m mw%i^3 pw^si years h|fflÃŸi|lk i f r r k^blk*y ijfc tm ville weather today morning sunshine